Bedford High fielding and pitching candidates named
Practice sessions end each afternoon as Bedford prepares a spring schedule. Vincent Con leads a versatile squad with a .360 hitter and a top starting pitcher from last season. The roster lists many players including captains, catchers, infielders and pitchers with names like Joe Cormier, Martines, Magalette, Beecy, Cerasulo, Hoff, Snee, Pike, Siek, Winward, and Raymond Snee among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford ‘School
Hoach Vincent Con
Stars of the 1950-51 Petrotters Col emicans showdown
A fragmented recap highlights star playmakers Don Of Illinois and other guards, noting scoring feats and leadership as the Boston Garden set the stage for a major Trans series finale. The piece mentions Sinni Iso, Barrett, and a Niagara lineage amid talk of championship drive and season totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrottis
Colemicans
Boston Garden
Frien Te
Generals
Herican
Don
Illinois
Sinni Iso
Tili
George Estock Faces Long Road To Major League Pitching
George Estock, a Kansas City native who never played high school baseball, rose through CYO leagues in Bridgeport and Scranton to a standout Inter State League season in 1945. He later joined the Phillies system, spent time with Hollywood in the Pacific Coast League, and posted a 22–6 LIS record that year while battling illness and frequent moves across farm teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
George Estock
Easton
Staris
Bridgeport
Conn
St. Cyril's
CYO
Red Sox
Scranton
Steve ‘Oricko
Reard
Oricko
Estotk
Réardon
Nemo Liebold
Fae Joe
Bentdon
Phillies
George
Wilmington
Del
Ditch
Tony Lupiana
Hollywood
Kenny Richardson
A. B. Chandler
Albany
Bringham
Austin
George Wine
Kelley At 43 Runs 21st B A A Race On Patriots Day
Concord Acton's John ny Kelley aged 43 enters his 21st Boston Athletic Association race on Patriots Day, running the Hopkinton to B A A Clubhouse 26 mile race. He already won in 1935 and 1945 and placed second seven times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Patriots
Concord
West Acton
Johnny Kelley
Hopkinton
Dribble Dizzy Marbie Jaynes Anchors Trotters in 154 Game Season
The guard known as the dribble dizzy, Marbie Jaynes, led the Trotters with standout plays and consistent shooting. Team records show he ranked no worse than second in scoring across the 154 game regular season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbie Jaynes
Dizzy
Trotters
Bedford Bowling League Playoff Dates Rebooked for Patriots Day
In the Bedford Bowling League Sanders falls to Strikers as Charlie Stefanelli posts 318 and Genetti 311 for the winners. Jockeys clinch playoff berth prospects after Al Gilman scores 118 and Genetti adds 310 for Bedford Motor Sales. Bill Rowse 312 leads Barber Show. McNeil Gould edge Socond five with Genetti at 311. Playoff dates moved from April 19 to April 17 and 24 due to Patriots Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Sanders
Charlie Stefanelli
Baldy
Genetti
Bedford Motor Sales
al Gilman
Kelleys
Pats
Brady
Cola Billérica Road
Barber Show
Bill Rowse
Socond
McNeil & Gould
Joe Genetti
Southboro to Play Twelve Tilts in 1951 Baseball Schedule
Southboro Peters high plans a 12 game 1951 baseball schedule opening April 25 at 3:00 against Sudbury in Southboro. Five league games with Holliston Stow Northboro Ashland, plus openers at Ashland and Sudbury. Key dates include April 28 at Ashland and May 4 at Stow, with multiple 3:00 and 5:30 starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
Peters High
Sudbury
Northboro
Ashland
Holliston
Stow
Adbury
Hopedale
Concord area high school and Middlesex prep sports schedule
Friday Concord High School baseball at Emerson Playground 3 p m. Track events at Concord High and Emerson Playground 3 p m. Saturday Middlesex School versus Roxbury Latin baseball at Middlesex 3 p m. Monday Maynard High School baseball practice Alumni Field 2 p m. Bowling league final round at Lexington 7 p m. Tuesday Colcord High School track practice at Emerson Playground 4 p m. Wednesday Middlesex School versus St Sebastian's baseball non league at Middlesex 3 15 p m. Middlesex School versus St Sebastian's tennis at Middlesex 3 15 p m. Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club two matches at Lexington 7 p m. Thursday Six school invitation track meet Emerson Playground 10 a m. Maynard High School vs Concord baseball non league at Emerson Playground 1 p m. Concord High School vs Lexington High baseball Middlesex League Emerson Playground 3 p m.
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Concord High School
Cn -Emerson
Emerson
Middlesex School
Roxbury Latin
Middlesex
Maynard High School
Alumni
Mill Dam
Lexington
Colcord High School
St. Sebastian’s
St. Sébastien’s
Emerson Playground
Concord
High School
Lexington High
First American Agent Finishes First as Koreans Sweep Pace
The article notes a first American finish in a race amid a Korean sweep taking first through third. It mentions Gerard Cote of Canada as a nemesis who previously won the event in 1940, 1943, 1944, and 1948, and references last week’s marathon timing alongside Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Gerard Cote
Canada
Local Boards to Receive ETS Test Forms for May June
Colonel Chester A. Furbish, Massachusetts Selective Service Director, announced that application blanks for the ETS tests to be given to college students in May and June will be available at Local Boards within a week to ten days. Tests will influence occupational deferment for students based on scores or scholastic standing, with blanks obtainable only from Local Boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Furbish
Selective Service
Massachusetts
Furbish
Lotal’ Board
Lewis B Hershey
Sanders Lead Pin League Tops Bedford Standings
Bedford Bowling League standings show Sanders leading with 77 wins and 23 losses and a pin fall of 35 526. The list includes teams such as SAUOCTE, air sciences, Strikers, PAR ibis, McNeil & Gould, Bed. Pagans, and Old Bill Baas with varied records and a season high of 152 by Hank Brady and G. Hamilton, and Mike Genetti leading in high triples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Sanders
Sauocte Ie Air Sciences
Dock E Etecs
Taghov
Bae Acs Fb A Es
PAR Ibis Eke Eess
McNeil & Gould
Barber Shop
Bedford Ladies Lead New Veterans of Foreign Wars Slate
Bedford residents fill key posts in the Lexington VFW chapter with Helen Lovejoy as president and Lena Hunt as senior vice president. Other Bedford officers include Dorothy Hume secretary Mary King treasurer Dalrymple conductress MacDonald chaplain Garrity guard Bennett trustee Condon instructor Bloom berg historian. Delegates to county council are Thorogood Hume with Macdonald and Karen Rivet as alternates. district delegates are Mildred Brown Hunt with Dalrymple and King as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lexington
Helen Lovejoy
Lena Hunt
Dorothy M. Hume
Mary King
Alice Dalrymple
Marie Thorogood
Margaret MacDonald
Eleanor Garrity
Nettie Bennett
Helen Condon
Eleanor Bloomberg
Thorogood
Hume
Macdonald
Karen
Rivet
Mildred Brown
Hunt
Dalrymple
Fourth Infantry Division Reunion in Boston May 11
World War I and II veterans of the Ivy Division in New England plan their annual spring reunion and dinner dance on Friday evening May 11 at the Hotel Shelton Boston. The New England Chapter sponsors with gifts to attending ladies and a candlelight memorial service honoring fallen Ivy men. Reservations via National treasurer William Pembroke, 25 South Street Boston 2 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Infantry
Ivy
New England
Fourth Division Association
Shelton
Bay State Road
Boston
William Pembroke
South Street
Mass
Provisions for Selective Service College Qualification Test
Colonel Furbish explains eligibility for the test for college bound applicants. High school seniors and other entrants may not take the test until they begin college work. Criteria include under 26, intent to request student deferment, and current college enrollment with transferable credits. testing through Educational Testing Service at about 1000 centers with only personal travel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furbish
Educational Testing Service
Princeton
New Jersey
United States
Cub awards at monthly meeting in Concord school
At the monthly meeting of the local cub pack held in the school auditorium many awards were given. Bobcat Peter Towler wolf badges John Watt Randy Old John Downing Richard Montague Paul McGrath David Keyes William Creighton Theodore Fackard bear badges Jack Berger David Napoli Blaine Kricks Edward Old iron badges Stanley Doyle Elliot Clark arrows were awarded for electives including David Newary two silver arrows Cyrus Koch one gold arrow and one silver arrow Michael Wood Stephen Liverwash David Beatteau Jack Berger David Napoli John Watt Richard Montague Joseph Whitcraft one old and one silver arrow Het Clark one gold and one silver arrow Stephen Lambein received his webelos badge the highest for a cub.
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Concord
Montly
Bobcat
Peter Towler
John Watt
Randy Old
John Downing
Richard Montague
Paul McGrath
David Keyes
William Creighton
Theodore Fackard
Jack Berger
David Napoli
Blaine Kricks
Edward Old
Lron
Stanley Doyle
Elliot Clark
David Newary
Cyrus Koch
Michael Wood
Stephen Liverwash
David Beatteau
Joseph Whitcraft
Llot Clark
Stephen Lambeii
Lincoln Club presents The Silver Whistle Friday Night
The Lincoln Town Hall hosts Lincoln Club performances of The Silver Whistle an adult comedy in three acts directed by Richard Rice It was first produced in New York on November 24 1948 starring Ferrer Theatre Guild Bu It is newly released for amateur groups and Lincoln Players present the show with Ralph Emerson heading the Play Committee and Frederick Greene in charge of stage management
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Concord
Lincoln Town Hall
Richard Rice
Robert E. McEnroe
Theatre Guild
Biltmore Theatre
New York
Dose Ferrer
Oliver Erwinter
Lincoln Players
Ralph
Gene) Emerson
Frederick Greene
New Residence West Concord Welcomes Mills Family
Mr and Mrs Ronald Mills moved into Walter R Carews 1 Pleasant Street home. They have one child. Mrs Mills is formerly Louisa Alcott Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
West Concord Woman's Club Luncheon and New Officers Meeting
The West Concord Woman's Club holds its annual luncheon and meeting today at The Meadows in Framingham. New officers will be elected for the coming year and this final 1950 1951 season meeting will resume the program on 1 October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
West Concord Woman's Club
Framingham
Thief Battle Leads to Purse Theft in Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne Indiana a thief snatched a purse from Mrs Lana Place but a quick scuffle followed. Mrs Place struck him with her umbrella and knocked him to the ground before he fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
U.P
Lana Place
DeCordova Shows Major Boston Area Painter Exhibit
Concord The DeCordova Museum in Lincoln presents a major group show featuring 20 painters influencing Boston’s art scene. Each artist is represented by three works to fairly display individual relationship to the movement including names such as Aronson Bloom Cetone Chaet Cox Geller Gibran Hovanesian Hicken Kaupferman Kepes Levine Morgan Nelson Outerbridge Polonsky Sisson Trubach Zerbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
deCordova Museum
Lincoln
Heart of
Boston
David Aronson
Hyman Bloom
Leonora Cetone
Bernard Chaet
Gardner Cox
Esther Geller
Howard Gibbs
Kahlil
Gibran
Garabedde
Hovanesian
Philip Hicken
Laurence Kaupferman
Gyorgy Kepes
Jack Levine
Maud Morgan
Carl Nelson
Donald Outerbridge
Arthur Polonsky
Laurence Sisson
Serge Trubach
Karl Zerbe
Labor Unionist Emerges in Sparse Early Campaign
In a sparse field, a labor unionist gains tentative traction as voters prepare for the upcoming campaign season. Local organizers emphasize workers’ rights and economic concerns, while opponents warn against policy overreach. The path forward hinges on turnout and coalition-building at the city level.
Bedford Briefs Celebrate Local Birthdays and News
Noreen McGovern marked her seventh birthday from 151 Hartwell Road, daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip P McGovern. The Primer man family at 14 Crescent Avenue moved to Fletcher Road. Arlene Clark of Elm Street turned fourteen on Friday. Mr Clark works for Kitney Coal and Grain in Concord. William Grace at Hartwell Road attended a celebration for a family milestone. Paul Sullivan recovers at his Side Avenue home after a recent car accident.
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Noreen McGovern
Phillip
P. McGovern
Hartwell Road
Robert Primer
Crescent Avenue
Fletcher Road
Tah Oyce Arlene Clark
Fes
Paul M. Sullivan
Side Avenue
Aoe
Sy Ek
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Gilman
Genettis
Mary Lamb
South Sudbury
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Cambridge
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Pecordova
Labor
Bedford Briefs
Mrs. Willam
Grace
Erie
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Bartlett’s
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Fenton
Crosby's
Greyhound Terminal
St. James Ave
Complete Automotive Service
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